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 1     7       |          And what, monks, are the defilements of the mind?2 (1) Covetousness
 2     7  (1)  |         is soiled by adventitious defilements (agantukehi kilesehi). But
 3     7  (1)  |    becomes soiled by adventitious defilements' (AN I.49). But by cleansing
 4     7  (2)  |                                   Defilements of the mind" (cittassa upakkilesa).
 5     7  (2)  |        When explaining the mental defilements, why did the Blessed One
 6     7  (2)  |    bhava-nikanti). Then the other defilements will appear, being produced
 7     7  (2)  |   according to circumstances. The defilements of mind, however, are not
 8     7  (2)  |   indicating here the method, all defilements are included." Sub.Comy.
 9     7  (2)  |          the following additional defilements: fear, cowardice, shamelessness
10     7  (3)  |                       The Sixteen Defilements of Mind: ~1. abhijjha-visama-lobha,
11     7  (3)  |       lack of consideration. ~The defilements (3) to (16) appear frequently
12     7  (3)  |      omitted. A list of seventeen defilements appears regularly in each
13     7  (3)  |   Anguttara Nikaya, the first two defilements in the above list are called
14     7  (3)  |            all the fourteen other defilements are identical with the above
15     7  (4)  |     Once-returning). He knows the defilements as to their nature, cause,
16     7  (4)  |          Four Noble Truths to the defilements deserves close attention. ~
17     7  (4)  |        paths, all "abandoning" of defilements is of a temporary nature.
18     7  (4)  |         to the Comy., the sixteen defilements are finally abandoned by
19     7  (4)  |           for also in the case of defilements overcome on Stream-entry (
20     7  (4)  |          mind which produce those defilements are eliminated only by the
21     7  (5)  | statements on each of the sixteen defilements should be connected with
22     7       |   abandoned and relinquished [the defilements] in part,7 he knows: 'I
23     7  (6)  |         the relinquishment of the defilements. ~
24     7  (7)  |       When he has given up...(the defilements) in part" (yatodhi): that
25     7  (7)  |           to which the respective defilements are eliminated by the paths
26     7  (7)  |          because he has abandoned defilements limitedly; or because he
27     7  (7)  |          because he has abandoned defilements without limitation" (odhiso
28     7  (8)  |            the abandonment of the defilements and his unwavering confidence,
29     7  (8)  |           thought: 'Such and such defilements are now abandoned by me.'
30     7  (8)  |          or as a reviewing of the defilements abandoned (as in Sec. 10)
31     7       |   abandoned and relinquished [the defilements] in part'; and he gains
32     8  (3)  |           temporarily subdued the defilements by way of tranquillity or
33     8  (12) |       effacing" or removal of the defilements. ~*[Sallekha (= sam-lekha)
34     8  (16) |            are ten of the sixteen defilements (upakkilesa) mentioned in
35     8  (17) |    follows the cleansing from the defilements (24-33) to indicate that
36     8  (17) |        And the cleansing from the defilements will be successful when
37     8  (20) |          efforts for effacing the defilements, the formation of a mental
38     8  (24) |        aparinibbuto) Comy.: "with defilements not extinguished (anibbuta-kilesa)." ~
39   10b  (19) |        Temporarily freed from the defilements either through the methodical
40    12  (14) |    through the destruction of all defilements; it points to his achievement
41   107, 7    |       five hindrances,6 which are defilements of the mind and deleterious
42   108, TrNot|       heads, or the use of mental defilements as a basis for concentration
43   116       |          Gutijjita. Passi removed defilements, the root of suffering.~
44   125, 23   |         five hindrances which are defilements of the mind and weakening